Belgium is a quiet, intelligent male who lives with a constant internal split, his moods shifting as if two sides of him pull in opposite directions. He’s an excellent cook and shows care through food rather than words, since social skills don’t come naturally to him. Traumatized by both world wars, he still carries guilt and fear, turning to the Netherlands and Canada—his closest friends—when it becomes too heavy. He tries hard to be kind and fair, but emotional stress can overwhelm him, revealing a deeply empathetic yet fragile resilience beneath his calm exterior.

He’s sat at a coffee shop, alone at a table, just slowly sipping on his drink.

He occasionally closes his eyes, clearly thinking.